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Introducing Ewelineb TOP DESIGNER FASHIONS from READYTOWEAR to the RED CARPET styleBOOK BY LISA STAMOS PHOTOGRAPHY BY LINDA M. BARRETT Introducing EwelineB TOP DESIGNER FASHIONS FROM READYTOWEAR TO THE RED CARPET Designer and Stylist Ewelina Barlak he EwelineB team pictured in their Barrington store at the Ice House Mall are (from left) Store Manager Anna Sergent; Designer and Stylist Ewelina Barlak; Founder, President, and Managing Partner Beata Czajkowska; and Public Relations Manager Elzbieta (Ela) Czajkowska. Meet the women who make top fashion de- behalf of Lady Gaga, who wore a dress of their col- pet fashion, as well as high-quality, custom designed signs just for women: Ewelina and Beata, and laboration. ready-to-wear garments. their team of pattern makers, and construc- In the same year, another dress from EwelineB Ewelina Barlak is one of the world’s best construc- tion and sewing experts who work in Chi- and Tom Ford made headlines as Reese Wither- tors of patterns and the designs created by the top cago. A chance meeting a few years ago in spoon showcased the outt as the Oscars during her fashion designers. She is a designer as well, creating London with superstar designers Tom Ford nomination for Best Actress for the movie “Wi l d ”. her own inspired collections that can be found in Chi- and Alexander McQueen provided them More and more dresses born of the Tom Ford/Ewe- cago and downtown Barrington. She is also a men- with two o ers to partner for constructing lineB collaboration were worn at the Oscars, Golden tor for those who study the art of traditional tailoring their fashions. Tom Ford won the bid, as he Globes, and other international ceremonies. Some where grade, type and quality of fabric, sewing skills, had a studio in London where they were of the celebrities wearing the designs included Juli- handmade nishing, and customer service are taught. working at the time, and a good style t with anne Moore, Angelina Jolie, Margot Robbie, Laura Beata Czajkowska is a businesswoman, marketer, his designs. The rest is red carpet history. Linney, Isla Fisher, Beyonce, Rita Ora, Brad Pitt, and stylist, and talented impresario. If not for her faith in Amy Adams. It was during this growth spurt in their Ewelina’s potential, there wouldn’t be EwelineB. Busi- WELINEB HAD BEEN FINDING its way business that the founding partners—Ewelina and ness acumen and respectful relationships are Beata’s in the fashion industry for several years Beata—moved to Chicago to house their showroom top concerns and skills. until the opportunity to collaborate with and design studio. Today, they are also located in e youngest member of the EwelineB team is ETom Ford changed everything in 2014. All of Ford’s Elzbieta Czajkowska, who oers considerable contri- Barrington at the Ice House Mall. creations, for which EwelineB made the construc- butions and has keen creative potential. She prepares tions, began to show up on the red carpet for the rst MEET THE EWELINEB FASHION TEAM all aspects for the fashion shows and events, as well as time in his career. Aer a year of EwelineB creating It is the complimentary skills and passion for ex- serves as spokeswoman for the business. VIP fashions for Tom Ford, he received a prestigious cellence that has drawn together three women who Together, EwelineB oers three main fashion Red Carpet Designer Award, which was received on have fueled EwelineB’s growing success with red car- clothing lines: day, cocktail and occasions, which are QBarrington.com | Q B • 167 Tom Ford’s design team creates red carpet fashions and then All EwelineB collections take inspiration from art and culture EwelineB creates the patterns and constructs the fashions. The sources. This “woman in dress” with the silhouette of a female dresses worn by the celebrities in this image were constructed by was inspired by early 20th century American dancer Isadora EwelineB. Duncan. A B C D A) EwelineB is known for its exceptional detail and construction. released every season. Additionally, they release Limited Edition Collections twice a year. All their unique creations are meticulously made, designed and made from the begin- B) This red jacket showcases the elegance and simplicity of EwelineB’s fashion. Like this jacket, all creations are unique and meticulously de- ning till the end in their studio. Each piece is done with utmost care for detail and predomi- signed and sewn to standards that are then showcased on red carpets nantly made from natural fabrics such as silk, wool, cotton, and linen, which are of the high- worldwide. est quality. EwelineB is a symbol of elegance, simplicity, and beauty. e target customers of C) EwelineB is a symbol of elegance, simplicity, and beauty. Its collec- EwelineB are strong, independent women who are sure of their own strengths and worth, but tions are inspired y a loe and passion for fi lm music architecture are also conscious of their womanhood and wish to emphasize their beauty. and art. D) EwelineB’s newest fall-winter 2017 collection is inspired by the EwelineB Fashion is located at 155 N. Michigan Avenue in Chicago (Ph: 312-678-4428). architecture of Chicago. Designs are dramatic, with sharply cut solid EwelineB Designer Store is in the Ice House Mall at 200 Applebee Street in downtown colored geometric shapes that are perfectly constructed with a simple, Barrington. Opening Hours are Tue-Sat: 10 a.m-6 p.m. Sunday-Monday, by appointment classic form using soft knit fabrics and crepe. A skyline motif is placed vertically on the dress front for impact. only. Email to [email protected] or [email protected], or call 800-292-5216. 168•Q B | QBarrington.com styleBOOK BY KATHY REZNY York Furrier fashions (from left) are a Michael Kors designed metallic silver infused lamb walking coat with Swarovski® crystal embellished bracelet cuff evening bag; a Dominic Bellissimo designed pink Loro Piana The Coat Check superfine wool with matching dyed Norwegian fox trim peplum jacket and flounced walking coat; aYork Signature Style navy dyed mink zip-up vest; and a Men’s Italian designed toffee lamb leather car coat. (Photos: Marius Prundu Photography for York Furrier, Inc.) THE SEASON collections. On the lighter side, choose blush or Blacktop to Black Tie, this season’s fur and ne out- ballerina slipper. Sweeten the shade with cotton erwear fashions oer versatile casual luxe styling. candy or bubble gum coloring. Or punch up the THE WRAPUP For him or her, accessories to great coats, the looks tone with a bold magenta or fuchsia, and wear As fall turns to winter, and temps start to dip, are perfectly practical to wear every day, every- your heart on your sleeves or collar. there’s no need to eschew style to stay warm. De- where! Don with denim for hectic days lled with VESTED INTEREST signers have created an inspired plethora of plush shopping, errand running or dropping kids o at An essential inVESTment, both men and women pelts, sporty ne outerwear along with all manner practice. en, pair the same fur, shearling, cash- will appreciate owning this wardrobe staple. For of furry accoutrements for cold weather protec- mere, or leather coat with a dress, skirt, or slacks him, a sueded leather vest with an abundance of tion and chic street style. Must-have accessories for a favorite fundraiser. Work or weekend. Glam pockets is perfectly practical for tailgating or tack- include: fur trooper hats, fur detachable snap or on-the-go. Make every day a special occasion! ling the yard clean-up. For her, restyling grand- cus, handbags created from fox and leather, knit SILVER BELLES ma’s ginormous old mink or fox coat into a tted fur scarves, and fur purse charm/key chains to Designers took a shine to silver. From subtle vest provides the perfect means to repurpose a adorn handbags and backpacks. is season, from touches of bead work on ne fabrics by Dominic family heirloom. e vest transforms any look— little essentials to beautiful coats, you just need to Bellissimo, or metallic silver infusion on fur col- casual leggings to a glam gown—making it a de- Go FUR it! lars and coats by Michael Kors, to all out space- nite must-have for years to come. Kathy Rezny, Former President of the Associated age reective foil nishes on a shearling lamb HIDE & SLEEK Fur Industries of Chicagoland; Executive Board moto jacket by Norman Ambrose, the trend re- Toss on a leather jacket for instant style cred. Member and ReMix Committee Chair for the Fur ects the need to stand-out in a crowd. Choose from iconic silhouettes—racer, biker, Information Council of America; and Co-Owner of PRETTY IN PINK bomber, blazer, or eld jacket—a myriad of n- York Furrier, Inc.–purveyor of furs, ne outerwear With inspiration from Molly Ringwald’s character ishes: slink, sueded, nubuck or patent; and stylish and accessories since 1931 with locations in the Andie Walsh in the beloved John Hughes’ movie, details: snaps, buckles, zippers, knit, or fur trim- Elmhurst City Centre and in the Deer Park Town “Pretty in Pink,” fur and ne outerwear designers ming. is wardrobe shape-shier moves easily Center. Learn more about York Furrier, Inc. at incorporated the feminine, rosy hue in runway from oce to date night. www.YorkFur.com.. QBarrington.com | Q B • 169.
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